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Atop the palm-fringed, white sand paradise of Fiji's Natadola Beach, InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa transforms your fanciful vacation fantasy into an exceptional escape from the rigors of the norm. The breathtaking backdrop, expansive resort complex, and hospitable staff will exceed your every expectation, sit back, relax, and enjoy the unhurried pace of Fijian time. InterContinental Fiji boasts 271 exquisitely appointed guestrooms and suites adorned with the finest textiles, amenities, and details to ensure unsurpassed comfort and convenience for every guest. Each room comes equipped with a lavish outdoor Cleopatra bath for soaking beneath the stars. Discerning travelers enjoy the peaks of luxury with premium services of Club InterContinental, including butler service, breakfast in your choice of three venues, a delectable daily afternoon tea, and sunset cocktails and canapés. At InterContinental Fiji every guest is the crème de la crème.
InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa
Viti Levu, Fiji
Nearest Airport: NAN, SUV
We spent 6 nights at the Intercontinental and had a fantastic experience. We were surprised by how many families with children were there and by a Music in Paradise event with live musical performances in the same week. But neither had a negative impact on our experience of being there as a couple. Our accommodations checked all my “absolute” boxes (i.e., comfortable bed with good linens and pillows; ability to regulate the temperature well; no major light or noise distractions) and the resort itself had everything you could ever want! What a nice surprise to receive a beautiful bouquet of island flowers and island fruits on our first day! We loved the buffet breakfasts and all the restaurants. I would say that the prices were a bit higher than I expected at Navo, but it is definitely their signature fine-dining option (so I shouldn’t really have been surprised). The rotating themed buffets at the Sanasana were excellent. The menu at the Kama Lounge and the Toba Bar & Grill were the same. The folks at Reef Safari took great care of us for a 2-tank dive while we were there. The visibility was not great, but that could have been because of a recent cyclone. The dive shop crew was knowledgeable and professional. There was no other evidence of the cyclone and no damage that we observed. It is not a dive resort, btw, but rather a luxury resort that also offers diving to those who are certified and those who are interested in getting some basic exposure. There were many activities that, under different circumstances, we might have explored more. There were cooking and cocktail making classes, world class golf, a high-end spa, child-centric activities and nanny services, and the Ecotrax rail bike experience along the historic sugarcane railway lines. Frankly, my favorite things to do there were reading in the cabanas along the beach, watching the surfers, taking dips in the infinity pool, and soaking in the deep tub on our balcony. We enjoyed the evening fire ceremonies, local children’s choir performance, and the traditional dances too though. But what we will remember the most about our experience in Fiji and at the Intercontinental was the friendliness and the thoughtfulness of everyone we met. From the resounding “Bula Bula” greetings to the hostesses at breakfast who so deliberately learned our names, the people were amazing. My only constructive feedback was for the Rosie Tour staff that arranged our transportation to a restaurant that happened to be closed on Monday nights. We should have checked ourselves, but since they helped us line up the transportation to that specific place, it would have been good for them to either make a reservation for us or at least verify that the Beach Bar and Grill was open. As it turned out, their sister restaurant across the street was open, so it worked out okay. On the other hand, the Rosie Tour staff arranged our airport transfer early on Sunday morning with great service AND lined up our Sigatoka River Safari experience, which was wonderful! While we’re not likely to return to Fiji again, if we do, we will definitely return to the Intercontinental Hotel !
Jgmills - Clemmons, North Carolina
Fantastic resort. The quality of our room, the service was first class. The restaurants and staff made dining an absolute pleasure. I would have no hesitation in recommending it to family and friends and hope to return again myself.Fantsstas
Odyssey34493204438
Did not stay but visited with a day pass $100 each which gives credit to use. Plan was to have lunch and go snorkeling off the beach. Lunch was delicious but tide was out so no snorkeling. The whole place gave a cattle market vibe. Far too many people and crowded. The adults pool was full of people standing drinking beer. The sun beds were packed in reminiscent of a Spanish package package holiday. We wandered up the beach and found local ladies giving massage..bliss. no way would I stay there not my scene.
Carole S
The only issue with this resort is having to leave. It is not customer service they offer, it's more than that, it's care from every staff member in every interaction to make sure you are OK and having the best time possible. Also noting Rosie Holidays for the airport transfer - who refer to us as family. That's how the whole trip feels - treated with care like family. Can recommend the beachfront rooms and every restaurant.
Patrick H - Melbourne, Australia
Intercontinental Fiji Golf Resort is a gem. The staff gives five star+ customer service. Everyone greets you around the property. We were an adult couple. So we really appreciated the infinity adult pool. We never left the resort - there was no reason to go anywhere else, with multiple activities all day long. The food was fabulous - with sublime waterfront views from every restaurant. The room was huge and luxurious. And I know quality - having visited 110 countries and all 7 continents.
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